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eighth u.s. deal jumping 2.7%, despite weakness in earnings. amb amber -- all u.s. companies all rallying despite spain and china. let's face some facts here, these gains are the result of a fantastic kick the can strategy, i know it's been -- kicking the cans allow uses here in the u.s. -- these may be caught in the maelstrom i saw this morning at 4:30 a.m. the europeans have given up the most bountiful strategy possible. i say china keep up the bad work, and europe keep kicking, and one day we'll be able to asterisk you entirely. >> john in california. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from california. >> what's up? >> caller: we love the way you sleep in cars out here. >> it's a little nasty, your place or mine, you ever had to work? >> i got raitton and i have had it for a while and i just want to know with what's covered up in the future, is ray theon the way to go. >> you what romney talking about wanting to spend more in defense. if you think that president obama is going to be re-elected. you don't want to be in ratheon, you're going to have to do a little sellin
eighth u.s. deal jumping 2.7%, despite weakness in earnings. amb amber -- all u.s. companies all rallying despite spain and china. let's face some facts here, these gains are the result of a fantastic kick the can strategy, i know it's been -- kicking the cans allow uses here in the u.s. -- these may be caught in the maelstrom i saw this morning at 4:30 a.m. the europeans have given up the most bountiful strategy possible. i say china keep up the bad work, and europe keep kicking, and one day...
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one, that most u.s. companies don't have much of a toehold in china to begin with is sobering, isn't it? and two, that we aren't an industrial company anymore. we can talk a big game and worry about china, but we always bounce back. and we bounce back quite quickly because it means so little to the vast majority of our companies. we have taken it back in style. if we leave out this newfound international relevance, kick the can strategy. okay. let's do a random thing. hey, get back in here. you belong in here. just look at the s&p 500's biggest gainers today, try to cross reference them with europe or china. try to do it. first netflix, up, morgan stanley. finds out it's not going to destroy them and then courtesy of brazilian spending u.s. consumer. carmax, up 2.67, 9%. the domestic auto market is up boomtime. ford and gm are hostage overseas. but carmax deliciously all american. when cliff's national resources, iron ore play. up the $2.20. 5%. huh? any bad news this china is only on hopes of rate cuts.
one, that most u.s. companies don't have much of a toehold in china to begin with is sobering, isn't it? and two, that we aren't an industrial company anymore. we can talk a big game and worry about china, but we always bounce back. and we bounce back quite quickly because it means so little to the vast majority of our companies. we have taken it back in style. if we leave out this newfound international relevance, kick the can strategy. okay. let's do a random thing. hey, get back in here. you...
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. ♪ hallelujah >> u.s. based furniture maker makes bed springs that i'm sure at some point pondered going into europe or latin mesh. i'm sure a whipper snapper said we have to make it more in the bed spring market. guess what? the good old us of a made these guys important. not because the stocks are going down, this one will be a jumper when the market opens tomorrow. it has been two weeks since the markets open tomorrow. the mortgage business, us bank corp and i'm not banking away. wells far go. i think it may have dinged their profit margin. hiring people to meet that demand. how could housing be this strong in light of all of the markets since the economy got so weak? lower prices and lower taxes and of course super low mortgage rates. and then moving them into new houses where the jobs are. it doesn't hurt that they are putting money into them. they are starting to close with declining housing stocks. good news for household formati formations. you can go through these. we have a monster good number fr
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trade inverse to the u.s. market and get a bit of a dividend income stream from that. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. mad money with jim cramer starts right now. >> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business, and he is nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing. i always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to teach you and educate you on days like today to figure out what it means. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. every day during earnings season, we take the measure of the market and we make a judgment, a judgment on the future. today with the dow plummeting 129 points, s&p sinking 0.62%, and the nasdaq giving up 0.43%, we judge the future negatively. but how did we reach that judgment? how did we reach that point
trade inverse to the u.s. market and get a bit of a dividend income stream from that. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. mad money with jim cramer starts right now. >> i'm jim cramer, and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business, and he is nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing. i always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad...
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my next guest says the u.s. can address both economic and energy issues by exporting natural gas. jim tish is president and ceo of lowe's corporation. he's also the former director of the federal reserve bank in new york. jim, always great to see you. thanks so much for joining me tonight. >> good to be with w you, maria. >> i want to ask you, we've been talking about the fiscal cliff and how 80 ceos got together to send a letter to send it to congress to say, we need to act urgently in terms of cutting america's debt. would you be poised to sign that? are you aware that this has become a real urgent story for corporate america? how do you feel about it? >> i signed the letter, maria. so, yes, i think that the debt level of the united states government is a major problem and want fiscal cliff is a major problem and it has to be dealt with very quickly by the politicians in washington. >> i mean, it is extraordinary it's business once again raising the red flag, and we're still waiting on our so-called leadership to do anything about this. >> well, what's happened, in my mind, is t
my next guest says the u.s. can address both economic and energy issues by exporting natural gas. jim tish is president and ceo of lowe's corporation. he's also the former director of the federal reserve bank in new york. jim, always great to see you. thanks so much for joining me tonight. >> good to be with w you, maria. >> i want to ask you, we've been talking about the fiscal cliff and how 80 ceos got together to send a letter to send it to congress to say, we need to act...
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the company believes they can 2,100 stores in the u.s. before they saturate the market, 85% increase, give the guys what they want. up 3.2%. decent. but again, not spectacular like ulta. but where tractor supply comes out ahead, though, the fact that they don't really face much in the way of competition. because of where tractor stores are located geographically, largely in rural areas like mine on route 202 in new jersey, the company's only real competitors are local, usually small mom and pop feed grain places like the one my family uses that i fear actually might falter simply because it's within tractor supply's 20-minute radius. there is very little overlap with lowe's or home depot here, and that's allowing them to take market share. plus it is a rebound on the housing market. ulta is also taking share in the beauty business. the company is already the leading specialty retailer of cosmetics in america, out of nowhere. but even as the leader, ulta only controls about 2.8% of the beauty products market. and that's .2% of the salon se
the company believes they can 2,100 stores in the u.s. before they saturate the market, 85% increase, give the guys what they want. up 3.2%. decent. but again, not spectacular like ulta. but where tractor supply comes out ahead, though, the fact that they don't really face much in the way of competition. because of where tractor stores are located geographically, largely in rural areas like mine on route 202 in new jersey, the company's only real competitors are local, usually small mom and pop...
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close to ten percent of that in the u.s. i think tremendous scope for catch on the man very positive note. ben and jim thank you very much for being with me and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here on on the money see you next time and stay with r.t. . magine assets that the tempo watches you know every single mom. and waiting for you to stumble. i saw a man with a video camera so i moved over and he phoned me so most of. you know we realized there were following everyone from early in the morning. the only chance to get rid of him. is to reveal him. the devil operation on our t.v. . he won't come to the tree cricket so we are cowards this month the moon is the center of our universe the tides are forever while the sun's rays can be fickle innovative construction methods last cost as well as environmental damage one brand new turbines boost efficiency with a simplified design and who needs batteries lakes to store energy discover a new era of clean power driven by the moon known jump day here on our g.'s we've go
close to ten percent of that in the u.s. i think tremendous scope for catch on the man very positive note. ben and jim thank you very much for being with me and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here on on the money see you next time and stay with r.t. . magine assets that the tempo watches you know every single mom. and waiting for you to stumble. i saw a man with a video camera so i moved over and he phoned me so most of. you know we realized there were following everyone from early...
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close to ten percent of that in the u.s. i think tremendous scope for catch on the men very positive note well ben and jim thank you very much for being with me and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here on on the money see you next time and stay with r.t. . we both agree we agree we have to bring the tax rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and there to you agree that the voters have a choice perhaps you wonder who to vote for when romney and obama agree on so many things never you do have other options come november sixth tune in to see the second round of debates between the major third party candidates on october thirtieth. to the. first solar powered this month the moon is the center of our universe the tides of forever while the sun's rays can be fickle in.
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and the u.s. can you compare the two economies that mervyn king at the bank of england ben bernanke at the bank federal reserve bank did. they have autonomy with each other or is the bank of england really an apostle an underling of the bank and the federal reserve bank and speak a little bit about the u.k. if you could well there's certainly i think the key thing max is that like minded you don't have to suppose to some kind of conspiracy or close cooperation the fact is mervyn king and ben bernanke come out of the same school the same so the new king c.n.n. and also the belief in the effectiveness of monetary policy in terms of money printing and stimulus all really does is create inflation doesn't get you anywhere at the end of the day but the fact that they're pursuing the same policy mervyn king the bank of england were pursuing a more aggressive quantitative easing program than the fed was and they were doing earlier the fed sort of catching up so they're both doing the same thing the main d
and the u.s. can you compare the two economies that mervyn king at the bank of england ben bernanke at the bank federal reserve bank did. they have autonomy with each other or is the bank of england really an apostle an underling of the bank and the federal reserve bank and speak a little bit about the u.k. if you could well there's certainly i think the key thing max is that like minded you don't have to suppose to some kind of conspiracy or close cooperation the fact is mervyn king and ben...
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close to ten percent of that in the u.s. i think tremendous scope for catch on the man very positive note. ben and jim thank you very much for being with me and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here on on the money see you next time and stay with r.t. . do we speak your language anytime of the law and out of the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turned into bangles kidneys stories. are you here. in troy altie spanish find out more visit i don't call tito it's comb. russia would be soon which brightened if you know about song from feinstein question this. means for instance on t.v. dot com. we both agree we agree we had read the text rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and there to you agree that the voters have a choice perhaps that's what you wonder who to vote for what romney and obama agree on so many things remember you do have other options come november sixth t
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in the u.s. of course we've got a month or manipulation of efforts to cheapen the dollar print money so there's all kinds of nippy lation going on there are certainly i think it's interesting that you know we have an election coming up in a few weeks in the united states and the economy of ohio is doing significantly better than the economy of the rest of the united states was no surprise or high it was one of the major swing states probably the candidate that wins ohio will be will win the presidency so are we surprised that the so much money being poured into ohio so again it's not so much that they lie about it but they manipulated by basically changing the inputs when you change the inputs you're going to change the outputs all right jim you're my manager you've been in the business for decades you've got a foot both in washington in the intelligence community to some degree as well as being a very sophisticated hedge fund manager the price signals being generated you're playing a medic game
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when the u.s. economy collapses in years on collapses and they need to roll up both of these economies into a new global central bank get gideon gono to be the global central banker and he can take the clown act global and then is a solution will be while we've got one hundred trillion dollars of bad debt we're partnering with seta the search for extraterrestrial intelligence out of universities in california to find parallel dimensions with populations on sister planets who will bail us out here on planet earth that says planet it's called seti and i think they've just sat down because the government has pulled funding but maybe going to the clown has. sent down on the clown up in space. and instead of jumping off the ledge at twenty four miles up just keep going with them looking for bailout money ok next headline maxa term and ben s. bernanke at the challenge of the global financial system risk and governance under evolving globalization the high level summer sponsored by bank of japan internati
when the u.s. economy collapses in years on collapses and they need to roll up both of these economies into a new global central bank get gideon gono to be the global central banker and he can take the clown act global and then is a solution will be while we've got one hundred trillion dollars of bad debt we're partnering with seta the search for extraterrestrial intelligence out of universities in california to find parallel dimensions with populations on sister planets who will bail us out...
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he had to deal with a surprising slow down and set his sights on the developing markets and the huge u.s. government stake in citigroup. something that probably couldn't have happened if he were a w horrendous operator. it was jarring to find out that he was out. he was telling people that he wanted to leave all along. fresh face needed. he did a good job of winding down holdings. i think they can fire the guy. you don't get your name banned from the website if the feelings are well mutual. the die had barely been cast and he was no longer in the room. this show is not about making friends, it is about making money. he gave them a good hand. as good as the one that he got. now he can play that hand. stay with kramer. er ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. i
he had to deal with a surprising slow down and set his sights on the developing markets and the huge u.s. government stake in citigroup. something that probably couldn't have happened if he were a w horrendous operator. it was jarring to find out that he was out. he was telling people that he wanted to leave all along. fresh face needed. he did a good job of winding down holdings. i think they can fire the guy. you don't get your name banned from the website if the feelings are well mutual. the...
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we don't see a snap back in the u.s. economy or the global economies. but where we're positioned, we're in good shape to generate significantly more cash flow next year than we did this year and improve our ebitda. >> thank you, john faraci. this is how the investment process is supposed to work, guys. the company does really good things, keeps its costs down, blows out its sales, makes more money for you, and returns some of the dividend. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, patently false. concerns over sanofi's patent cliff seem to be passing as the drug giant reported better than expected earnings today. but can it continue to fend off competition, or could its condition take a turn for the worse? cramer is talking with its ceo. and later, the bank job. they don't get much bigger or controversial than bank of america. and the plot just thickened after the feds hit them with a billion-dollar lawsuit. is it time to make a withdrawal? don't miss cramer's take. all coming up on "mad money." in america today we're running to compete on the global stage. what
we don't see a snap back in the u.s. economy or the global economies. but where we're positioned, we're in good shape to generate significantly more cash flow next year than we did this year and improve our ebitda. >> thank you, john faraci. this is how the investment process is supposed to work, guys. the company does really good things, keeps its costs down, blows out its sales, makes more money for you, and returns some of the dividend. stay with cramer. >>> coming up,...
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in four years you should the obama administration policy the u.s. has gone to laggard to leader. >> you're saying if you have to have a problem, this is a good one to have. >> indeed. >> we have a seen sprint do some deals. they're buying clearwire. is that the way, absent of the auctions, in your opinion, that companies are going to be able to get spectrum bandwith absent of the creation of new bandwidth? >> the main thing we have to do is free up new spectrum to mobile broadband. we are doing that through creative ideas. secondary market transactions are part of the mix. i can't comment on any specific transaction -- >> of course. >> -- but we need to do everything to drive more efficiency out of our spectrum band to see more technological advances. >> technology has been such an interesting part of the economy and the sell-offs that we've seen in the last couple of days aside, it seems to also highlight the two tiers that we have in the economy, the older economy, the manufacturing base of the economy, and the technology based economy. give me yo
in four years you should the obama administration policy the u.s. has gone to laggard to leader. >> you're saying if you have to have a problem, this is a good one to have. >> indeed. >> we have a seen sprint do some deals. they're buying clearwire. is that the way, absent of the auctions, in your opinion, that companies are going to be able to get spectrum bandwith absent of the creation of new bandwidth? >> the main thing we have to do is free up new spectrum to mobile...
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the u.s. is doing a little better but all in all the global economy has slowed down and that's a reflection of that. i must say there are people in the tech industry who say it's also that we're sort of running out of ideas, that the silicon valley 2.0 is a bit playing out and we're waiting for another wave of new ideas, we're not seeing it. it may be some mix of those things, maturing industries. i know that's funny to say about things that are only five years old but in that business maybe it's true and slowing economy. i'm not super negative that we're going to just go into a recession unless we do something on the fiscal cliff. but i do believe that with a big overhang of public debt external debt, china, we're not going to grow like gangbusters and not going to see several years of great earnings growth. this moderation is very consistent with what i would expect in this point in the recovery. >> all right, we'll leave it there. great to talk with you, thanks so much. >> thank you, maria.
the u.s. is doing a little better but all in all the global economy has slowed down and that's a reflection of that. i must say there are people in the tech industry who say it's also that we're sort of running out of ideas, that the silicon valley 2.0 is a bit playing out and we're waiting for another wave of new ideas, we're not seeing it. it may be some mix of those things, maturing industries. i know that's funny to say about things that are only five years old but in that business maybe...
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. >> i see the u.s. economy improving slowly because we're basically not an export economy as much as china is. i see china continuing to worsen. you can't believe their numbers, but if you look under the numbers you'll see they're all eroding. if you look at what companies tell us, they're all eroding. and buying, they have been stimulating. fixed asset investments up 22% year over year. that's mind-boggling. you look at europe, austerity's going to hurt. 2013's going to be a year to go away from europe. you've had big gains there and stay with the u.s. so i see one economy, the biggest economy in the world, improving. if romney gets in, i think then we go into hyperdrive in the u.s. because it's still got to be jobs led and we don't have those jobs. >> what's your favorite investment right now, steve weiss? >> my favorite investment, my newest investment is i bought j & j. they have a new ceo. i think it's been mismanaged for last decade or so. the guy with the previous guy was on an acquisition tear e
. >> i see the u.s. economy improving slowly because we're basically not an export economy as much as china is. i see china continuing to worsen. you can't believe their numbers, but if you look under the numbers you'll see they're all eroding. if you look at what companies tell us, they're all eroding. and buying, they have been stimulating. fixed asset investments up 22% year over year. that's mind-boggling. you look at europe, austerity's going to hurt. 2013's going to be a year to go...
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u.s. car loans increasing 6% from a year earlier. card member spending in the united states rising only 8% this quarter. analysts are looking for more there. we are seeing the stock move lower after hours. back to you. >> thank you very much. foreign investment in india has risen to $60 billion a year. the retail investor is sitting on the sidelines. that will change if the ceo of india's largest private sector lender has her way. i spoke with her this week. what can you tell us about banking now from your standpoint? are you seeing the lending slow down the way the lending is slowing down elsewhere? are you seeing vibrancy on the part of the consumer? talk to us about banking. >> the slow down is relative. what we are seeing in india is currently the banking credit growing by 16 to 17%. i would say that's very good compared to the rest of the world. we find it's a slow down. we were expecting credit to grow at 22 and 24%. that is a healthy growth. it's a well diversified growth. business is growing. car loans, vehicle loans business
u.s. car loans increasing 6% from a year earlier. card member spending in the united states rising only 8% this quarter. analysts are looking for more there. we are seeing the stock move lower after hours. back to you. >> thank you very much. foreign investment in india has risen to $60 billion a year. the retail investor is sitting on the sidelines. that will change if the ceo of india's largest private sector lender has her way. i spoke with her this week. what can you tell us about...
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so for big u.s. and other global and consumer facing multinational, they look like places to look as well. i highlight those two. i saw they came on. you were talking about energy earlier. i think we're getting a repricing of energy going on, which is a big beneficiary for some u.s. industries relative to the rest of the world as well. i like those three areas, generally speaking. >> and pete najarian, who's sitting next to me, has a question for you. >> i've got a quick one, jim. when i'm looking at the next leg up, if you're talking about 1525 now on the s&p, are there going to be sectors, the ones that have already produced, are those the areas that are going to continue to produce? or do you think those that have under produced have the most upside that are going to push us to these levels? >> i'm no sector specialist in that regard, i hasten to add, about the u.s. or anywhere else. but it would seem to me, as i said, within the financials, i would have thought, if you carry on with this kind of
so for big u.s. and other global and consumer facing multinational, they look like places to look as well. i highlight those two. i saw they came on. you were talking about energy earlier. i think we're getting a repricing of energy going on, which is a big beneficiary for some u.s. industries relative to the rest of the world as well. i like those three areas, generally speaking. >> and pete najarian, who's sitting next to me, has a question for you. >> i've got a quick one, jim....
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you get what we had today when a key u.s. manufacturing index number showed an economic expansion. not a contraction. the dow rocking 78 points, the s&p gained and the averages were higher earlier in the day. now, we have had some decent data, housing numbers, auto sales, retail purchasing, but the figure from the institute for supply management it forced money to flood into the market at the beginning of the day. rather than flowing out of it. breaking the awful monday tradition. and the tide did hold up for most of the session. the bullish data coupled with last night's positive news out of china, the first month to month industrial changes converted the bulls into bears and made all the difference. tonight, i want to translate this news into a context that you can understand. maybe even make some money with. because it's right at the heart of why the market keeps rallying. we began q4 like we did for the last three quarters even as so people believed in the advanced still. you hear the phrase don't fight the fed. when i first heard it 30 years ago i had no idea what it meant. fi
you get what we had today when a key u.s. manufacturing index number showed an economic expansion. not a contraction. the dow rocking 78 points, the s&p gained and the averages were higher earlier in the day. now, we have had some decent data, housing numbers, auto sales, retail purchasing, but the figure from the institute for supply management it forced money to flood into the market at the beginning of the day. rather than flowing out of it. breaking the awful monday tradition. and the...
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what's your take on where we are in the u.s. in that fiscal cliff. >> the imf have been warning for a while about the uncertainty risk associated with the fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling, both of them. this uncertainty will increase as we get closer to year end, and it's a concern. it's a concern because, you know, toward and households, people who want to buy a house, make investment, hire people would like to know what the environment will be like and what the fiscal deficit momentum and process will be in 2013, and more importantly going forward so that they appreciate what environment they will be in, what tax rates will apply. what loopholes will survive or not. >> that's why increasingly we hear executives and managers of businesses that say they will sit on the money because they don't know what is to come. do you think after the ux election we will have more clarity? when will things loosen up. >> as soon as possible is desirable is all i can say. >> my thanks to christine lagarde. >>> up next on the "wall street journ
what's your take on where we are in the u.s. in that fiscal cliff. >> the imf have been warning for a while about the uncertainty risk associated with the fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling, both of them. this uncertainty will increase as we get closer to year end, and it's a concern. it's a concern because, you know, toward and households, people who want to buy a house, make investment, hire people would like to know what the environment will be like and what the fiscal deficit momentum...
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u.s. getting some of it back. so mexico sort of had its breakfast, lunch and dinner the past 20 years by china appearing on the scene is probably in the early stages of regaining some of that a. so i think mexico is a big winner. southeast asia, philippines, for example. >> all right. jim, stick around. more to come from you. let's get over to asia and get a wrap of the day over there. >> thanks, ross. asian markets were mostly higher buoyed by improved data in u.s. and europe and also the rba rate cut. surprising move from the central bank helped the australian market end at a five month high. resources and banks enjoyed the rally. the aussie dollar on a one month low on the back of that decision. more companies announced profit warnings as concrete signs of a fwleb al slowdown, but shipping companies rebounded on some short covering.korea, the bok a it would for growth. but the kospi ended flat. losses in hyundai motor and samsung electronics ahead of its q3 earnings guidance. the compan
u.s. getting some of it back. so mexico sort of had its breakfast, lunch and dinner the past 20 years by china appearing on the scene is probably in the early stages of regaining some of that a. so i think mexico is a big winner. southeast asia, philippines, for example. >> all right. jim, stick around. more to come from you. let's get over to asia and get a wrap of the day over there. >> thanks, ross. asian markets were mostly higher buoyed by improved data in u.s. and europe and...
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and the u.s. and europe, creating this uncertainty and making financial institutions and corporations to make capital expense to invest in jobs and that is the most difficult thing. the overhang of the regulatory environment. ashley: the presidential election and fiscal clarendon and on. john haler, thank you for sharing your thoughts. really appreciate it. closing bell ringing in just under 15 minutes. coming up, jim tierney's number one moneymaker won't leave you hungry because i am starting. coming up next. . coming up next. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard to breathe, and how that feels. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-dai inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidne
and the u.s. and europe, creating this uncertainty and making financial institutions and corporations to make capital expense to invest in jobs and that is the most difficult thing. the overhang of the regulatory environment. ashley: the presidential election and fiscal clarendon and on. john haler, thank you for sharing your thoughts. really appreciate it. closing bell ringing in just under 15 minutes. coming up, jim tierney's number one moneymaker won't leave you hungry because i am starting....
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general mills reported this year that 25% of its global sales are non-u.s., and that this is the fastest growing component of its sales. so my question is do you think in an environment of growing foreign sales coupled with continued pressure on the dollar from the fed that this could be the recipe for a windfall for a big defensive global company like general mills? >> i was talking to my buddy, you saw him on "fast money" today at the half. i cannot believe general mills has come below 40 after that magnificent quarter engineered by ken powell, the ceo. i think you have horse sense. i would be buying general mills. i would be buying it aggressively. william in california, william? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from sunny california. how is it going? >> i don't know. we have really gloomy day out here. it made worse of course by the eagles performance yesterday. but i got to tell you the niners' performance was nothing to write home about. >> caller: oh, god, it was horrible. i want to talk about hormel. i'm a new small investor and i love your show. i like the stock and the dividend. it is
general mills reported this year that 25% of its global sales are non-u.s., and that this is the fastest growing component of its sales. so my question is do you think in an environment of growing foreign sales coupled with continued pressure on the dollar from the fed that this could be the recipe for a windfall for a big defensive global company like general mills? >> i was talking to my buddy, you saw him on "fast money" today at the half. i cannot believe general mills has...
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the ratings agency fitch has said uncertainty about u.s. fiscal policy is the single-biggest near-term threat to the global recovery. >> winston churchill once said that the americans always do the right thing but only after extinguishing every other possibility. that is precisely what the americans are doing here. >> reporter: bremmer believes washington won't go over that cliff, but fixing europe could take years. spain reportedly could request a euro zone bailout as early as next weekend. >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. those are some of the same questions we put together to one of the most powerful women in the world economy. christine legarde is managing director of the international monetary fund. the i.m.f. is essentially a massive bank set up after world war ii with-to-help countries with international trade. lagarde was a french finance minister. she took over the i.m.f. last summer. at her headquarters in washington today, we asked her why the world economy has been slowing for the last several months. >> you have several fa
the ratings agency fitch has said uncertainty about u.s. fiscal policy is the single-biggest near-term threat to the global recovery. >> winston churchill once said that the americans always do the right thing but only after extinguishing every other possibility. that is precisely what the americans are doing here. >> reporter: bremmer believes washington won't go over that cliff, but fixing europe could take years. spain reportedly could request a euro zone bailout as early as next...
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we have the opportunity to build thousands of restaurants in the u.s. the economics are the best in the restaurant industry. we expect to open up our restaurants, and within a few years generate returns of 60% or more on each and every new restaurant. we've just begun in europe. we planted a few growth seeds there. those are off to a nice start. and we just opened up our first shop has been open for about a year. we're going to open up a second one in d.c. going to open up our first shop restaurant outside d.c. and los angeles. so we feel like our future is very, very bright. there are some short-term challenges for sure. but even with our comp, which is a disappointment for some or most in the third quarter at 4.8%, we think in this economy that's probably going to be among the leaders in terms of restaurant companies generating a comp. >> what do you think is the tie-in between the economic uncertainty that you reference in the conference call and the food itself? say $9, $9.50 for a lunch. we've got on the set the 5 taco bell and the $7 chipotle. the
we have the opportunity to build thousands of restaurants in the u.s. the economics are the best in the restaurant industry. we expect to open up our restaurants, and within a few years generate returns of 60% or more on each and every new restaurant. we've just begun in europe. we planted a few growth seeds there. those are off to a nice start. and we just opened up our first shop has been open for about a year. we're going to open up a second one in d.c. going to open up our first shop...
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he had to deal with a surprising slow down and set his sights on the developing markets and the huge u.s. government stake in citigroup. something that probably couldn't have happened if he were a horrendous operator. it was jarring to find out that he was out. he was telling people that he wanted to leave all along. fresh face needed. he did a good job of winding down holdings. i think they can fire the guy. you don't get your name banned from the website if the feelings are well mutual. the die had barely been cast and he was no longer in the room. this show is not about making friends, it is about making money. he gave them a good hand. as good as the one that he got. now he can play that hand. now, citigroup is back, and begins the process of returning capital to its long-suffering shareholders, stay with cramer. what's today's dare? erase the damage of 100 blow-drys [ female announcer ] with daily moisture renewal from pantene. the pro-v system nourishes to lock in moisture erasing the damage of 100 blow drys for a silky, soft touch. think only salon brands can do that? i took the d
he had to deal with a surprising slow down and set his sights on the developing markets and the huge u.s. government stake in citigroup. something that probably couldn't have happened if he were a horrendous operator. it was jarring to find out that he was out. he was telling people that he wanted to leave all along. fresh face needed. he did a good job of winding down holdings. i think they can fire the guy. you don't get your name banned from the website if the feelings are well mutual. the...
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that can lead to all sorts of liver problems and is the number one cause of lir transplants in the u.s., even as the disease doesn't actually go away after you get a new liver. there are a number of companies that are working on drugs that potentially could revolutionize the way we treat help c. when gilead acquired pharmaced last november, in a deal that, by the way, was just poo-pooed everywhere, they became the leading contender. since then, some of the other players like bristol-myers had to drop out of the race due to safety concerns about their own therapies. this hepatitis c market is vast. it could be worth $18 billion six years from now, and if gilead's drug is approved, it has -- it has faced redevelopment. what's so great about the help c drug? the only treatment is to get injections of interfuron, powerful anti-viral for 24 weeks. okay. that's half the people, and those drugs have some truly horrific side effects. even if you go through the whole regiment for the full 24 weeks there's only a 50-50 shot that you'll be cured. now, get this. gilead's drug is better in every wa
that can lead to all sorts of liver problems and is the number one cause of lir transplants in the u.s., even as the disease doesn't actually go away after you get a new liver. there are a number of companies that are working on drugs that potentially could revolutionize the way we treat help c. when gilead acquired pharmaced last november, in a deal that, by the way, was just poo-pooed everywhere, they became the leading contender. since then, some of the other players like bristol-myers had...
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u.s. dodgy right now. europe. three major concerns that face this company right now. >> i think you have one of the weird points of strength. >> where it hurt them was fx. any of the hedging that they had done, the euro of course has gone from 130 to 122 right back up to 130. unless you're a genius at hedging that you pretty much had your face ripped off and if you did trade that correctly you should be trading fx instead of trading for mcdonald's. >> fx doesn't give you negative trending comps for october. that's the most troubling sign in anything that mcdonald had to serve up. >> true. >> they got to serve up promotions. that's been their bread and butter. >> 85 cent menu. >> they need to get more aggressive. mcrib or whatever it is. >> mcrib. he buried the lead there. it was about the mcrib. coming up this tech company is one. dow's biggest movers today. can sandisk keep its rally alive. we'll get those answers coming up and mary thompson breaking down the earnings. >> earnings are breaking down a little bit f
u.s. dodgy right now. europe. three major concerns that face this company right now. >> i think you have one of the weird points of strength. >> where it hurt them was fx. any of the hedging that they had done, the euro of course has gone from 130 to 122 right back up to 130. unless you're a genius at hedging that you pretty much had your face ripped off and if you did trade that correctly you should be trading fx instead of trading for mcdonald's. >> fx doesn't give you...
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at other times when the rest of the world seems to be staying apart and the u.s. looks pretty darn good by comparison, you need domestic security. something confined within our borders, because at those moments, being exposed to the rest of the world is down right dangerous. what do i mean by domestic security? anything usa all the way. you could own a phone company like at&t or verizon, con ed, and put the regional to national restaurant like dunkin brands or dollar general. how about a real estate investment trust? something along the lines of tanger factory outlet. why? they have been winners. or you could own the iyr. i don't like ets. it's a real estate investment trust and gives you exposure to the whole group. in times of international exposure this slot should be filled by something all domestic. when the rest of the world is much better shape, which is where we were after the financial crisis, then you want to own a foreign company. bottomline, always earn a stock from a safe geography, sometimes that means a foreign company. you always have to pay attent
at other times when the rest of the world seems to be staying apart and the u.s. looks pretty darn good by comparison, you need domestic security. something confined within our borders, because at those moments, being exposed to the rest of the world is down right dangerous. what do i mean by domestic security? anything usa all the way. you could own a phone company like at&t or verizon, con ed, and put the regional to national restaurant like dunkin brands or dollar general. how about a...
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in u.s. economic news, new claims for unemployment fell last week, indicating slow but stey jogrgrowth. stocks on wall street edged higher today on a handful of corporate earnings reports. the dow j.nes industrial average gained 26 points to close above 13,103. the nasdaq rose more than four pondts to close at 2,986. those are some of the day's major stories. now, ck to jeff.ck >> brown a major issue of the campaign and the country: the growing debt problem. today, there was a new call for a bipartisan effort to tackle it. it came from a group of more than 100 business leaders supporting a balanced approach of spending cuts and increased tax revenues. the group, called "the campaign to fix the debt," released a f letter saying it was noterushins any one plan but that any deal should make reforms to all areas of the budget, including social security and medicare. it's an oft-stated goal, but what makes it so hard to more forward on? our economics correspondent, paul solman, has been taking a l
in u.s. economic news, new claims for unemployment fell last week, indicating slow but stey jogrgrowth. stocks on wall street edged higher today on a handful of corporate earnings reports. the dow j.nes industrial average gained 26 points to close above 13,103. the nasdaq rose more than four pondts to close at 2,986. those are some of the day's major stories. now, ck to jeff.ck >> brown a major issue of the campaign and the country: the growing debt problem. today, there was a new call...